Скачать или смотреть 13 Different Ways to Water Your Houseplant Collection | Watering Plants 101: The Beginner's Guide

🌿 Watering your houseplants correctly is essential for their health and happiness. This video will guide you through the basics of watering & which plants to water with each method.

The Watering Bells
Etsy https://bit.ly/4adf0TQ
Amazon US https://amzn.to/3DPtxcm
Pants: https://bit.ly/4koGOcA

🌵My Links https://passthatplant.com/links-codes/
❤️Facebook   / passthatplant  
🌿Instagram   / passthatplantau  
❤️TikTok   / passthatplant  

13 different ways to keep your indoor jungle happy & hydrated.
Wine Bottle/Water Spikes
Going away? Wine bottle or water spikes are your plant's best friend. Fill the bottle or spike with water, invert it, & insert it into the soil. As the soil dries, water is released. This method provides a slow, consistent water supply, perfect for travel or busy schedules. Ideal for Bird of Paradise, tropical plants, & Philodendrons.

Watering Can
Use one with a long spout for precise watering. Top-water the soil until water flows out the bottom, ensuring even moisture distribution. This method helps flush out mineral buildup & prevents dry rot. Great for Monsteras, Aroids, Ficus, & most common houseplants.

Hydro plants
Grow your plants in water or a water-based nutrient solution without soil. This method offers precise nutrient control, reduces soil-borne diseases, & promotes rapid growth! Suitable for Monsteras, Pothos, Peace Lilies, & many Aroids.

Saucer Fill
Keep a plant saucer under your pot & fill it with water. The plant absorbs water through drainage holes, & terracotta pots also absorb moisture. This is convenient for large, heavy plants, keeps the topsoil dry, deters pests, prevents fungus, & avoids overwatering. Perfect for String of Pearls, Cacti & succulents.

Glass Mushroom (Indoor)
These decorative glass devices release water into the soil as it dries. They add aesthetic appeal, provide consistent moisture, & are great for travel. Ideal for smaller pots & plants sensitive to overwatering, like Philodendron Pink Princess & small-medium tropical plants.
Shop glass mushrooms

Plastic Water Bulbs (Outdoor)
For outdoor container plants, fill a durable plastic bulb or spike with water & insert it near the root zone. Great for outdoor flowers, vegetable gardens & newly planted shrubs.

No Water
Withholding water is key. Allow the soil to dry out completely between waterings. This mimics desert habitats & prevents overwatering. Water deeply when you do water. For plants that store water in their leaves or stems Cacti, Snake Plants, ZZ Plants, & succulents.

Ceramic Watering Bell
Fill the ceramic bell & gently pour water at the plant's base. The spout provides controlled flow, minimizing soil disturbance & preventing splashes. This method is aesthetically pleasing & avoids chemical leaching. Ideal for delicate foliage plants like Ferns, Marantas, & Calatheas.

Bottom Watering
Place your pot in a bowl of water, allowing the soil to absorb moisture from the bottom up. This encourages deeper root growth, reduces fungal issues, & prevents overwatering. Perfect for plants that prefer consistent moisture but dislike wet leaves, like Pileas, Peperomias, Calatheas & Begonias.

Fill Pot/Soaking: Deep Hydration from the Bottom
Fill the bottom inch of a decorative pot with water, & place your nursery pot inside. This method is excellent for plants that love consistently moist soil. Allow the soil to drain completely to prevent root rot. Great for Marantas, Calatheas, Begonias, & Ferns.

Self-Watering String/Wicks
Insert a string or wick into the soil, with the other end submerged in water. The string draws water up to the plant, providing consistent moisture. This is ideal for small pots & plants prone to drying out. Use natural, uncoated materials. Perfect for Marantas, Calatheas, Ctenanthe & Begonias.

Showering
Place plants in the shower & water them thoroughly with lukewarm water. This cleanses leaves, increases humidity, & provides thorough watering. Ideal for tropical plants. Ensure gentle water pressure & let pots drain fully.

Group Watering
Group plants together & water simultaneously. This increases humidity & creates a beneficial microclimate. It's also great for bottom watering multiple plants & efficient when travelling. Ensure good airflow to prevent fungal issues.

Rainwater
Rainwater is naturally soft & chemical-free, making it ideal for plants. It's environmentally friendly & provides essential nutrients. Most plants benefit from rainwater.

Different plants do better with different watering requirements. Research your plant's specific needs and consider pot size, soil type & environment before choosing one.

#Houseplants #PlantCareDay #PinkPrincess #Philodendron #BirdOfParadise #IndoorPlants #PlantASMR #PlantLovers #GardeningTips #NatureSounds #PlantParent #HomeGardening #plantmaintenance #plantcare #plantchores #sundayreset #monstera #asmrvideo#bigplants #asmrvideos #wateringplants